Letter S 17000–17250

Sandy or Robbie of baseball Sandy or Roberto Sandy or Roberto of baseball Second baseman Roberto Six-time Gold Glove winner for Toronto Six-time baseball All-Star Sandy Slugger Roberto Safe from prying eyes Sans anyone else Sans assistance Sans chaperon Sans companions Sans escort Sans friends Sans roommate Sans support Sans visitors Schwartz's "___ Together": 1932 Second to none Segregated, probably Shunning assistance Single-handed Single-handedly Singularly Sole Solitarily Solo Judas Priest song? Soloing Solus Song from "A Night at the Opera" Stag's status. Stag, at a party Stag, maybe Stand-__ computer, non-network Standing apart. Status of the Ancient Mariner. Supportless. Survival competition series in which contestants participate solo Solely solitaire Playing field solitary person stay-at-home Singular quality Solitary state. Solitude State of seclusion starkness Self-reflection period Solo run? Solo stretch Stretch for relaxation "Shuffle ___" (Eubie Blake musical) "Sing __ With Mitch" "Somewhere ____ the Way" Sing or string follower Sing-___ (hootenanny feature) String or sing follower Song from "Call Me Mister," 1946 Shakespeare king likewise holding on Shakespearean father-of-the-groom Shakespearean king Shipwrecked King. Shipwrecked king in "The Tempest." Soccer star Xabi Spanish Formula 1 racer Fernando ___ Spanish kingly name that's also a name if its fifth letter becomes Z Spanish poet Seven-time NBA All-Star Mourning Stagg of football fame. Saag ___ (spinach and potato dish) Saag ___ (spinach-and-potato dish) Sag ___ (curried spinach and potatoes) Starch in Indian cuisine Starch that, when cooked with asafoetida, makes yours truly believe love is real Shy Snobbishly unfriendly Snobby Socially chilly Socially detached Socially disengaged Socially distant Socially frosty Somewhat icy Standoffish in manner sedateness seriousness solemnity sombreness stateliness Starchy vegetarian dish Some are thrown for it Something one can be knocked for Something to be thrown for Slack, old style Skewed to one side Swaying loosely SCALP disease Saucy duck tail? So, to Malraux Shad genus. Sell at ___ Sold at ___ SWARMS Scores and scores Seas See ___ of. Shit-tons Significantly Slew Slews So many So much So, so much Soooo many Staggeringly Substantially Super often S.F. Giants manager before Bochy San Francisco Giants manager Felipe Santo Domingo-born All-Star Six-time All-Star Moises Six-time All-Star teammate of Piazza Six-time MLB All-Star Moisés Six-time baseball All-Star Moises Slugger Moises Slugger Moiss Slugging Jesus Sosa teammate Surname of Dominican baseball brothers Surname of a noted baseball family Surname of a trio known for their work on diamonds Surname of the only M.L.B. brother trio to play together in the outfield Surname of the only all-brother outfield in M.L.B. history Surname of three Giants outfielders in 1963 Surname of three San Francisco Giants outfielders in 1963 Surname of three baseball brothers Surname shared by three members of the 1963 San Francisco Giants Spoken so as to be heard Singing for all to hear So all can hear So as to be heard So ears can hear So everyone can hear So it can be heard So it could be heard So one can hear So others can hear So we can hear you Spoken Spoken for all to hear Spoken or sung Stated Song pour les Enfants Place for les Song pour les enfants Song whose title is French for "skylark" Song whose title is repeated before and after "gentille" in its first line "__ Supreme": classic Coltrane album "___ Supreme" (classic Coltrane jazz album) Start of an unromantic geometry problem Salt's "down" Strike ___ blow Something to KEEP to oneself "Sound of Music" sight Subject of many a ballad, perhaps SWISS mountainside pastureland Saint Bernard's domain Saint Moritz sight Saint-Moritz sight Savoy peak Scaling candidate Serious peak Setting for many a European pass Sight at Zermatt Sight from Albertville Sight from Chamonix Sight from Lucerne Sight from St. Moritz Sight from Turin Sight from many a Swissair flight Sight from many a pass Sight from the Brenner Pass Sight in Grenoble Site for a chalet Site in Tyrol Site of a Swiss crest Ski spot for Killy Skier's peak Skier's playground Skiing peak Skiing place Skiing site Skiing spot Skyline European sight Snow-capped peak Snowy peak Snowy place that provides quite a view Snowy spot Something drawn to scale Something seen from Milan Spot for a chamois Spot for an ibex Spot hiked by Twain in "A Tramp Abroad" St. Bernard's mount St. Gotthard Tunnel passes through one St. Moritz sight Swiss Peak Swiss echo generator Swiss eminence Swiss feature. Swiss high point Swiss high-rise? Swiss landscape feature Swiss mount Swiss mountain Swiss or Italian peak Swiss peak, probably Swiss sight Swiss site Swiss skiing spot Swiss skyline feature Swiss skyline sight Swiss summit Switzerland's Dent Blanche, e.g. Switzerland's Dom, e.g. Switzerland's Grand Combin, for one Switzerland's Weisshorn, e.g. skyline Swiss A army knife has many snowcapped spot High SOUTH American ruminant Silky wool Silky wool producer Silky wool source Silky-fleeced animal Silky-fleeced llama Silky-fleeced llama relative Silky-wool source Soft Peruvian wool. Soft, silky fleece Some wool Source for fine sweaters Source of fiber in the Andes Source of fine fleece Source of fine wool Source of fleece Source of hypoallergenic wool Source of silky wool Source of some South American wool Source of the robe material for Incan royalty South African animal